In the fourth section of this work, Xenomanes describes the dim-witted monster Quaresmeprenant. In another section, the first title character fails to
In the fourth section of this work, Xenomanes describes the dim-witted monster Quaresmeprenant. In another section, the first title character fails to learn from his instructor, Holofernes, but has more success with the humanist Ponocrates. One character in this series founds an abbey whose motto is "Do what thou wilt," the Abbey of Thélème. In one book in this series, Picrochole wages war with King (*) Grandgousier. The second title character has an entire country living inside his mouth, and also has a multilingual companion named Panurge. For 10 points, name this series of novels about a pair of giants written by François Rabelais.
In the fourth section of this work, Xenomanes describes the dim-witted monster Quaresmeprenant.
The Life of {Gargantua} and of {Pantagruel} [or La vie de {Gargantua} et de {Pantagruel}]